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Cameron House
B & B
517
Division Street
Kelleys Island, Ohio 43438
Edward & Caroline Jorski
419 746-2520
carolinej@cros.net
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The Cameron House B & B is one of the oldest
homes on Kelleys Island being built in 1860. In 1887 the Queen Anne Addition
was added to the original structure by Andrew Cameron. Margaret Jean, one of
the five Cameron children married Henry Clay Kelley.
This Victorian home has fifteen rooms,
original stain glass windows, four fireplaces and the ambiance of Victorian
times is felt throughout the home. Decorated with antiques of the period
Cameron House B & B reflects a romantic, friendly, warm atmosphere.
Guests are treated to a gourmet breakfast
by candlelight and soft music. Marriages have been performed in this home
and it is an ideal setting for honeymoons, anniversaries or just a romantic
get-away. This is a
non-smoking facility with designated smoking areas outside. |
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Rates:
Bridal Suite: $95 per night, includes
full breakfast
Queen Room: $85 per night, includes
full breakfast
Double & Single Room: $85 per night for 2 and $95 per
night for 3
Policies:
* Payment in full is
required to
guarantee reservations.
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We do not accept credit cards. We
accept personal checks, money
orders and cash.
* Rooms cancelled with two weeks
notice are refunded in the form of a
gift certificate.
* Rooms cancelled under one weeks
notice or after check-in, no refund.
Forfeit of room.
* We are a non-smoking facility,
however, there are designated
smoking areas outside. |
Directions:
From the
Kelleys Island Ferry Boat dock travel west on E. Lakeshore Drive. Turn
right (north) on Division Street until you reach Bookerman Road.
Cameron House B & B is on the left side at 517 Division Street
Season:
Open year round.
Note:
We are not responsible for lost articles.
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Arrival:
Check-in time: after 2:00 p.m.
Check-out time: 11:00 a.m.
Late or early check in/out may be arranged |
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Island History -
Fourteen
acres of land on which this house now stands was purchased by
Andrew Cameron from Mrs. W. Chapin in 1867 to augment his holdings
on the north west point of the island where he had his home.
Framing features and court
house records indicate that the original western section of
the house was probably built in the 1860's and rented to tenant
farmers In 1885 a large new barn was added, and in 1887 accounts
of B. K. Huntington state that Andrew Cameron was building a large
addition to his house, indicating that he had moved his family to
this property, keeping the house on Cameron's Point for his summer
home as oral tradition suggests.
Records show that the builder was John Koehler who also built an
addition to the Otto Dodge home. In 1890 Andrew's son, John,
married, bringing his wife to his family home. He continued to
carry on the thriving farm and vineyards, inheriting the house and
land in 1907. He was a much respected member of the community,
and served on the Board of Directors of the K. I. Dock and
Steamboat Co.
Source:
"The National Register Inventory
for Kelley Island" by Kevin and Betty Pape
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